Good day, dear readers! Are you still having fun? Now we’re in Chapter 4 of the book. Here we’ll create our own textures to apply to 3D objects in the game environment. This chapter will finish with a sample project, where you can combine your skills from Chapter 3 with the skills you learn in this chapter.
Texture Paint Workspace
This is where you can create your own texture using Blender brushes and, if you have one, a graphic tablet. Take a look at Figure 4-1 to catch a glimpse of the default layout of our workspace.
Figure 4-1
Texture Paint ...
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